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7 of the best artisan markets in London

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Looking for the best artisan markets in London? You’ve come to the right place!

London is known for its vibrant artisan markets that each showcase a wide range of unique and handcrafted products. As England’s capital city, it’s a hub of industry, finance and creativity, with a vast heritage of market places.

We’ve listed the 7 of the best-known and longest-running ones below, but there are so many brilliant markets running regularly all through London and the surrounding areas.

Of course, there are some truly fantastic ones listed right here on Pedddle! Check these upcoming events out…

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7 of the best artisan markets in London

7 of the best artisan markets in London include:

  1. The Vintage Home Show – Primrose Hill. In leafy Primrose Hill you’ll find St Marys Church packed with stallholders showcasing vintage wares from the 1930s right up to the 1990s. From funky homewares to retro lighting, vintage radios and quirky fabrics, this market is a real treat for your eyes! Perfect for vintage lovers or those new to the vintage scene, let this lovely market convert you to a more sustainable way of living. Drawing in brilliant independent businesses from all over the UK, there’s so much to see.
  2. Duck Pond Market at Lauderdale House, Highgate. A gorgeous venue for a gorgeous market – Duck Pond run so many fantastic markets, it’s hard to pick just one! However, this Highgate setting makes this destination market well worth a visit. Lauderdale House is the perfect backdrop for an artisan event, so you can take a leafy stroll and enjoy browsing the many stalls.
  3. Summer Market at Syon House. Another great destination event, this market takes place against the backdrop of beautiful Syon Park. With a curated selection of stallholders and outdoor food and drink vendors providing summer-inspired treats, this market is all about creativity, community, and celebrating summer in small business style.
  4. Artisan Craft and Gift Fayre in Dulwich Village. This free to enter, dog-friendly market has obvious appeal, but you can expect a wide array of stallholders to make it all the more magical. Find bespoke ceramics, artwork, jewellery, candles, embroidery, homeware and lots of sustainable ethical gifts at this brilliant Dulwich event.
  5. Crafty Fox at the British Library. Set in a great central location near Kings Cross and Euston stations, this market is a spectacular celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and community, all in the iconic surrounding of London’s British Library at Kings Cross.
  6. Canopy Market at Kings Cross. Speaking of Kings Cross, don’t miss this fantastic regular market in the traditional Market Hall – a bustling place to get the local market feel in the heart of the city.
  7. Chiswick Vegan Market. We couldn’t let this list go without a mention towards one of the many fabulous vegan markets we have listed on Pedddle. This event celebrates all things vegan, but is brilliant for non-vegans alike, with a showcase of vegan street food vendors, brilliant artisan bakers, ethical jewellers, small-batch soap makers, local artists, plus environmental charities and zero-waste champions – a great artisan market welcoming everyone.

How do I find more London-based markets?

These are just a few examples of the many iconic artisan markets you can explore in London. Each market has its own unique atmosphere and offerings, so be sure to check their opening times and visit the ones that interest you the most.

Find the best artisan markets in London on Pedddle – click here for full details!

Looking for other things to do whilst you’re in London, in between your market visits? Click here for ideas.